He and It

Yunchi was still stunned, but Sakya had already turned his head and asked worriedly: What's wrong? Did you jump down suddenly? Did it scare you?

He stopped swimming, with a hint of frustration in his tone: I originally planned to give you a surprise...

No! I'm not scared, Yunchi came back to his senses and hurriedly touched the sea otter's back hair to comfort him, What's the matter? I was just looking at the scenery on the bottom of the sea, which I had never seen before, so I got distracted. , not frightened.”

Sakya breathed a sigh of relief and smiled at him, Okay, then take a look. If there's anything you want to eat, I'll catch it.

No, Yunchi habitually dissuaded, You can't destroy the local ecological environment, and you can't interfere with the reproduction and development of species. Just follow nature...

Yunchi quickly made up his mind when he said it, ...but that's just my personal opinion! Don't worry about me if you want to eat anything, just go and grab it!

Saga rubbed his head in confusion: Okay? It's all up to you. In fact, these are not delicious, but if you want to taste something new, I will get them for you.

On the way, Yunchi looked at the prosperous scene of the ice sea, and his thoughts inevitably wandered for a moment.

Sakya was once the god of the sea, but the character he showed towards himself was neither moody nor violent like tsunamis and landslides. Instead, he was extremely gentle and tolerant... So where is the dangerous side of his character hiding now?

Do you want to go to the sea? Before he could figure it out, Saga asked, Or do you want to see more at the bottom of the sea?

Yunchi responded: No, let's go up and see you another day. This time we have something with us.

The sea otter obediently spit out bubbles and squirted upwards. When they poked their heads out of the sea, Yunchi saw the sky full of gorgeous Kasumi, which turned the sea surface into gurgling waves of broken gold. When they set off, It's still noon when the sky is bright, but now it's dusk when the sun is setting and twilight is closing.

There were large white birds with spread wings flying above their heads, and around them was the everlasting solid ice. Yunchi looked at the ice and couldn't help but poke Sakya curiously: Look, there are many bird's nests on the ice.

Do you want to eat bird eggs? Sakya asked.

What? Yunchi was stunned, No, although I want to, we already have enough food, and I don't really want to... I mean, I don't have to indulge my appetite and steal their birds. Eggs. Besides, this is the age of mythology, and I always feel that animals should have their own wisdom.

Saga smiled in surprise. He nodded proudly and agreed, I think it's great that you think so.

He carried Yunchi on his back and swam all the way, enjoying the scenery along the way. Seeing the snow-capped mountains and ice on the sea, Yunchi suddenly thought of something. He lay down and asked curiously in Sakya's ear: Sakya, I discovered something.

Sea Otter tilted his head slightly: What's the matter?

The snow in Kaleva has never stopped, and the ice floes on the sea have never melted. But why do the clothes and shoes made for you by your followers look like they are for summer?

Saga was silent for a long time. Yunchi couldn't wait for his answer and hurriedly added: It doesn't matter if you don't want to answer. It doesn't matter at all!

...Because it has been a long, long time since the last summer and the current long winter. Saga's voice was soft and low, I am at fault in this.

The longer he stayed with him, the more Yunchi felt that what happened in the past was like a wound that would never heal. The slightest touch would cause heartbreaking pain. Sakya's silence, his concession and forbearance, his tribesmen and family members whom he never mentioned, and the second generation of gods...

What happened on the ice, sea and land of Kaleva?

Yunchi touched his ear and said, I don't know the specific situation before...

Feeling the soft round ears in his hands stiffen, Yunchi continued: ...But as long as you don't tell me, I won't deliberately pry into you. I mean, you saved me and took care of me. This is A kindness that can never be erased. I don’t know what other people or gods think or think, and I don’t care what they think or think. But to me, you have always been a very good and gentle sea otter god... You are really Not bad.

Saga's ears slowly softened, not just his ears. He opened his eyes wide and felt that his limbs and spine had softened into a puddle of water. His heart melted completely, and bubbles of happiness kept popping up. Bubble.

He lowered his head and said nothing, just responded vaguely: Hmm...

They landed ashore, and Sakya shook off the seawater and ice particles from his lower body, carried Yunchi on his back, and walked slowly toward their wooden house.

We're home! Yunchi stretched his waist happily and began to help Sakya unload the goods from his back. He hung the sea monster's tentacles within Sakya's reach and pushed the bottles and cans into the small kitchen. Put them away by category, then take out the small clay pots where the salt and spices were originally placed, run outside, and wipe them clean with snow one by one.

Sakya tilted his head, staring at his busy work, then looked back at the lush pine forest, looking back and forth, and finally made up his mind to walk deeper into the pine forest.

He left quickly and came back quickly. Yunchi was facing away from him, admiring the clean, shiny and beautiful little clay pots in the snow. He staggered to Yunchi, lowered his head and lifted his head from his chest. He took something out of his fur pocket.

There were five eggs piled in his palm, smaller than ordinary chicken eggs but larger than quail eggs. The cyan eggshell looks like smooth porcelain.

Where did this come from? Yunchi took it in surprise and held the eggs cherished.

They are laid by winter grouse in the woods, Saga said. Their habit is to bury the eggs in the snow. After a month, the eggs will break and give birth to small winter grouse.

Yunchi laughed dumbly: You...did you steal their eggs?

Sakya Tuan lay on the ground and wiped his face shyly with his hairy palm: They rain a lot every year. Animals in the forest come in and out, and they often trample on them. I just... dug up five of them.

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